65.54.190.143 - IP in United States, San Jose

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Most recent complaints on 65.54.190.143

Complaint by maria dobish :

this ip address use my name to send emails out to people claiming to be me they set up a homail account as well this ip adress is claimg to be me maria dobish please help me find out who is using my name to send emails out using my name to other people claiming to be me maria dobish uggababies@aol.com

Reported on: 5th, Sep. 2012

Complaint by Alan Wyatt :

This IP address with the emailbruxwills@yahoo.com sent a threatening email that stated I should contact him back if I wanted to live. I let the person know I had my guns loaded and to bring it on.

Reported on: 19th, Nov. 2014

Complaint by Sue R :

The guy possessing this IP just made me believe that he was another guy and now threatens me to send a picture of me in underwear I emailed him (stupid, I know) to my facebook friends if I don't strip for him on the webcam on skype (I didn't give away my login, fortunately). I just went to see the police station to end the conversation and tell him I would press charges if he sends my picture. He said he would send it anyway, but still no picture sent apparently...

Reported on: 12th, May. 2015

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